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Adams Street Fire
Crime
1 year ago
Springfield Police arrest two for burglary of burned building on East Adams

Nathaniel N. Barnes, 45, and Joyce L. Rushing, 47, both of Springfield, were arrested for burglary.

National
1 year ago
One day along the Texas-Mexico border shows that realities shift more rapidly than rhetoric

Leading destinations for migrants are cities in Florida, Texas, New York and Illinois.

Crime Stoppers
Crime
1 year ago
Springfield Police searching for a man using counterfeit money at area businesses

The suspect was described as a Black man wearing a grey shirt, black pants and a dew rag.

Local
1 year ago
Illinois Supreme Court rulings address FOID seizures, hospital room privacy

Justices unanimously overturn decision that would have voided part of FOID law.

Business
1 year ago
Horace Mann appoints Ryan Greenier to Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Greenier replaces Bret Conklin who will remain with the company through 2025 to assist with the transition. 

Local
1 year ago
Hundreds sue over alleged sexual abuse in Illinois youth detention centers

Three lawsuits filed Monday detail abuse from 1996 to 2021, including rape, forced oral sex and beatings by corrections officers, nurses, kitchen staff, chaplains and others.

Pet of the Week
1 year ago
Meet Tropical Storm – Meow Mobile’s Cat of the Week

Tropical Storm will go home with you neutered, microchipped, and vaccinated appropriate to age – for only $25 through the end of September.

Local
1 year ago
WEATHER: A chance for storms and highs in the 70s early in the week

With the start of fall comes cooler temps for the workweek.

Local
1 year ago
A historic but dilapidated Illinois prison will close while replacement is built, despite objections

The Illinois prison home of infamous killers Leopold and Loeb and Richard Speck, and the site of John Wayne Gacy’s execution, is shutting down.

National
1 year ago
Trump’s goal of mass deportations fell short. But he has new plans for a second term

University of Illinois Chicago professor says a threat of a mass expulsion can have a serious impact even if it isn’t carried out.